Tractors, combines, planters and implements. Farm values move with commodity prices, season and geography more than almost any other asset class: which is why a value carries a date as well as a number.
AG-001Learn what drives tractor value, from make, model, year, and hours to condition, tires, attachments, and regional demand. See why trade-in, private-sale, collateral, and insurance values are not the same, and when a USPAP-compliant appraisal helps support a defensible number.
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AG-002Learn how tractor valuation works for lending, sale, estate, insurance, tax, and litigation. See which details matter most, why similar tractors can appraise differently, and how market evidence supports a defensible conclusion.
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AG-003A plain-spoken guide to how farm equipment value is developed for lending, sale, estate, divorce, tax, insurance, or bankruptcy work. Learn what appraisers review, why the same machine can carry different values, and what to gather before you request a USPAP-compliant appraisal.
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AG-004Learn how used farm equipment value is estimated from make, model, hours, condition, maintenance, attachments, and market evidence, and when a formal USPAP-compliant appraisal is the right move for lending, sale, estate, divorce, or insurance.
Read the FileOur ASA-accredited appraisers produce USPAP-compliant reports across this asset class. Tell us what you have and what the value is for, and we will tell you what the engagement looks like.
